botch

botchbotchD.J.:[bɔtʃ]K.K.:[bɑtʃ]v.1.■修补

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botch1[bɔtʃ]vt.1.■笨拙(或拙劣、马虎)地修补(up)：He tried to repair my computer,but he really botched it up.他想把我的电脑修好，可他一修更糟了。2.■笨手笨脚弄坏，弄糟(up):She botched up the job thoroughly.他全把这项工作搞糟了。The computer programmer botched (up) the job and had to start over.计算机程序设计员把文件弄坏了，只好重做。3.■拙劣地制作，粗制滥造地拼凑：I tried to cook a nice dinner,but I'm afraid I've rather botched it up.我企图做一顿好饭，但恐怕我做得相当糟糕。4.■笨拙地做(或说出)：He tried to jump over the rail,but he botched it and twisted his ankle.他企图跃过栏杆，但他没跳好，扭伤了他的脚脖子。vi.1.■笨手笨脚地弄坏事情，因无能(或粗心)而把事情弄糟(或搞坏)：She always botched up.她总是把事情做坏了。2.■拙劣地修补，粗劣地拼凑n.1.■拙劣的修补(或补丁、修补处、修补部分)2.■拙劣(或笨拙，不熟练)的工作，粗制滥造的活3.■一团糟，大杂烩，混乱 botch2[bɔtʃ]n.1.■[英国方言、废语]【医学】(皮肤上的)

botchbotch[bɔtʃ]vt.,vi.1.■粗拙地修补2.■因笨手笨脚弄坏He botches all he touches.他一动手就把东西弄坏。

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词性变化botch[bɔtʃ]n.1.■粗劣的工作2.■笨拙的修补3.■拙劣补缀的地方4.■[英方]疮, 瘤Her baking was a complete botch.她烤的饼糟糕透了。

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继承用法botchwork[ˈbɔtʃwɜ:k]n.1.■拙劣的工艺品; 粗劣的工艺品